The South Downs Way runs the entire length of the South Downs range of hills, from Winchester in the west to the coast at Eastbourne. Large wooden signposts mark the start and end points, outside the City Mill in Winchester, and at the base of Beachy Head on the outskirts of Eastbourne

https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/trails/south-downs-way/trail-information/

 The Test Way is a 49 miles (79 km) long-distance footpath in England from Walbury Hill in West Berkshire to Eling in Hampshire. The northern end of the footpath starts in the car park on Walbury Hill. It passes through the towns of Romsey and Totton and the villages of Linkenholt, Ibthorpe, Hurstbourne Tarrant, St Mary Bourne, Longparish, Forton, Wherwell, Chilbolton, Stockbridge, Horsebridge and Mottisfont. The southern end of the footpath is at Eling Quay. The trail also passes alongside Horsebridge railway station.

The Solitary Islands Coastal Walk links a string of idyllic golden beaches, rocky headlands and lush rainforest along the Coffs Coast.

The Route starts from Red Rock and finishes at Bonville Headland in Sawtell traversing some of Australia most picturesque beaches and is signposted by Lighthouses posts.

Where difference between the GPX file and signposts are, the signposts are correct. There are a number of small creek crossings at Woolgoolga, Moonee and Park Beach that vary in depth according to the tide. Lots of water and supplies available on route.

Following the ancient wandering trails of Australia’s coastal emus, this colossal signposted track traverses the coastline from Angourie to Red Rock. The scenery and views along the way are diverse and astounding. You’ll encounter wildlife and wildflowers as you run past heathland plains, long sandy beaches, tranquil creeks, lagoons, rocky headlands and even a marine park, it’s unlikely you’ll ever forget it.

There are multiple river crossings on route. Highly recommend timing it with the tides.

Great tour around the channel island Guernsey on the pathes nearest to the coastline.

Starting the first half at St. Peter Port with a beautiful up and down along the Cliff coast. 

Second half on nearly flat pathes along the coastline back home to St. Peter Port.

“It may be one of the most difficult 100 mile adventures in the United States” - Kristina Folcik